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1. Acceleration of Work: Used when there might be a need to speed up construction, including terms for additional costs

2. Environmental Compliance: Include when project has specific environmental sensitivities or requirements

3. Sustainable Building Practices: Include when project aims for green building certification or specific sustainability goals

4. Subcontracting: Include when subcontractors are likely to be engaged, defining approval processes and responsibilities

5. Temporary Facilities: Include for larger projects requiring significant temporary structures or facilities

6. Site Security: Include for projects in sensitive areas or with specific security requirements

7. Antiquities and Artifacts: Include when construction is in historically significant areas

8. Owner Occupancy During Construction: Include when renovation work is being done with owner remaining in residence

1. Schedule A - Property Details: Legal description of the property and site details

2. Schedule B - Construction Drawings and Specifications: Approved architectural and engineering drawings, technical specifications

3. Schedule C - Cost Breakdown Structure: Detailed breakdown of base costs and contractor's fee calculation methodology

4. Schedule D - Construction Schedule: Detailed timeline with milestones and critical path activities

5. Schedule E - List of Approved Materials: Specifications and brands of approved construction materials

6. Schedule F - Payment Schedule: Detailed payment terms, installment amounts, and timing

7. Schedule G - Insurance Requirements: Specific insurance types and coverage amounts required

8. Schedule H - Key Personnel: List of key contractor personnel assigned to the project

9. Appendix 1 - Required Permits and Approvals: List of necessary regulatory permits and approvals

10. Appendix 2 - Quality Control Procedures: Detailed quality assurance and control processes

11. Appendix 3 - Safety Procedures: Safety protocols and emergency procedures